Sentence examples for make lawsuit from inspiring English sources

Calvin took to Twitter to make lawsuit threats, but was only flexing.

The changes being considered would make lawsuits like this one all but impossible, and would allow older plants to continue emitting high levels of pollution.

It was also revealed that executives at News International, which owned forty per cent of England's daily newspapers, had paid hush money to make lawsuits go away, concealed evidence, and misled the police and Parliament.

A ruling by a federal agency that a product is not defective usually makes lawsuits against the manufacturer more difficult.

It will also have wider consequences, say experts, by making lawsuits for compensation against energy companies more likely to succeed.

This position has made lawsuits against the raters exceedingly difficult to mount, a problem that Dodd-Frank was supposed to fix.

Whereas GKOs were covered by Russian law, making lawsuits futile, IANs are subject to English law, and the restructuring agreement incorporates a waiver of the legal defence of sovereign immunity.

His advisers also say that the provision that Mrs. Clinton supports makes lawsuits too easy an alternative, and thus threatens to raise the cost of health insurance and ultimately increase the ranks of the uninsured.

But what if it just makes lawsuits more common?

Studies are made, lawsuits are filed, time passes and then there are more studies.

Legal experts say Google's rapid expansion into a wide range of technologies has made lawsuits of this kind all but inevitable.